Daily Republican., 1887-10-01
THIRD EDITION.
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]. @. johnson 8 6on moved into their
new store yesterday.
The James Bradford Company re-
ceived load Of tin paint kettles this
morning.
A coal wagon belonging TO e. Griffith
Water this morning.
White Bros., have the best farm i'm
plemehts at Front and Orange and Bill
verbrook.
The Moss Rose Assembly will give
their firrt reception in the Weccacoe
Hail on Friday evening. Nov. IL.
Mrs. Ford, daus hter OF Solomon Her
sey, residing ct Bridesburg, Pa, lost
baby last evening OF asthma.
The State Board of Pharmacy Will
hold an examination OF applicants for
akilled assistants in the Board OF Edu
cation rooms this afternoon.
Robert McOaulley has taken bis son
Hanson In partnership, and Will con-
duct the plastering business under the
name Of Robert McOaulley & Son.
New milk, 8 cents;skim milk, 8 cents;
butter milk, 4 cents; cream, 20 cents;
butter, 36 cents; whipped cream, IL.
CRkAMERY, Fourth and shipley streets.
What 10 more beautiful or interesting
at fair than Q tournament You osn
see it at the Elkton Fair, % don't miss
the opportunity.
The swim ging glass /! In .Crippen's Tea
store window fell last night, breaking
considerable glassware, and also the
glass itself.
A private party consisting Of ten
couple OF young folks from Whining
fou gave . dance ut the Brandy wine
Springs last evening.
The Society OF the Home for AGED
Women, will meet at the Home st Har-
rison street and 9ilpin avenue, ut p.
m. to day.
q. James Belt. the popular druggist,
has for several years been the soe
agent for Pratt's Astral Oil, the best
burning oil, Sixth and Market and all
grocers.
Presiding Elder Murray will preach
In Bethel NJ. z. church, near Summit
Bridge, on Sunday At 10 80 Q. m, ani
in Chesapeake City, Md, In the even
ing.
"Will the Rspublic endure another
century," Is the subject thnt will be
eiucidated by the Rev. DR.. Boothe In
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church to-
morrow evening.
Yesterday afternoon o horse In en-
deavoring to kick the bottom out Of a
furniture car, got his leg tangled In
the trace. The affair occurred on Mar.
ket street and created quite sensation.
A man at the p, W. & B. station
yesterday carried three large vai.ses,
two 60 d-hesded canes and q silver.
headed umbrella. He was evidently
going to travel.
The ULion Cottage meeting will be
held this Saturday. evening at ths
house Of Mr.. J. Reed, 500 Conrad street
They that wait upon the Lord shall re
new their rtrength.
W. B. Croft, Of Odessa, will mase 9
trip TO England with friend In short
time In order to visit the birthplace o.
his father, aud visit Attleborouga, Nur
Ea.on and London on business. He vii
be absent about month or six weeks
Millard Davis, the jeweler, has four
teen handsome medals exhibited In hi
window which will be contested for G
the sports OF the Warren Athletic Olub
The winners should be proud to wea
such fine medals.
Tbs Delaware Field Club will hol
an important meeting at No. 730 MAJ
ket street this evening. Az eleven c
this club went TO Philadelphia to pla
the Belmont second eleven this aftel
noon.
NDr. Fl. Garrett offers n s-i.-.'s -
ward Tor . estchel containing depti
appliau ces, which was lost on Thursds
last in going from this city to Copcorc
Vile, Pa. via. Charles DuPont's bank
and TAlleyville.
Mrs. Sarah Riizway Of Mil Cree
Hundred, died on Tuesday night, age
81 years. The decessed's husband die
about fourteen years ago. Five chill
dren survive her-ihree sons and tw
daughters. The funeral will take plsc
on Sunday morning At IL O'CLOCK
services a5 the house. In,erment 9
White Clay Greek Cemetery.
Among the attendants at the ball |
Elkton on Wednesday evening wel
Lewis Morrow, Joseph Smith, Waite
Butler and Ferris Giles, Of this city; L
II Curtis. &. W. Curtis, Stephen l
Choate, William Russell, Mics Moll
Howell and Mrs John Bowen, of EeV
ark; Barry Roberts, d. Aiken, ID
Kennedy and Miss Alice Cochran,
Middletown. The caterers were Trow
and Calder of this city.